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Brinky, seriously thanks for all that you do man.....

Nice!

It's all I've known and has treated me well so far. I can hang it up in five but will prolly stick around for another six on a delayed retirement plan. And thank you. It's always good to hear.

Not sure if you heard or not but Trump is rounding up them pussy cartel meth traffickers faster than you can shake a stick. I still remember my run in with a meth dealer. He seemed rather surprised when I walked into his home and stuffed his face right through the wall. For some reason that fella stayed far far away from my kiddo after that little incident.




Trystan

Just when you think this thread can't possibly get any more stupid than it already has......... Enter Trystan......

Fred
How bad was the accuracy before she went back? They rebarrel?

careful there, fella..... you just might end up with your face stuffed in a wall......

Sometimes when I read these threads, my mind's eye sees it as a cartoon ......
It's no wonder societies in the shape it is with so many idiots running around unchecked.

Pretty consistently 4 MOA. Not sure what they did but they sent targets that proved its fixed.

Kimber's "test" targets don't inspire much confidence in me. Right when the transition from Oregon to NY and they came out with the K22, I bought an HS at a gunshow. Went through the boxes and found the smallest test target group and bought that gun. Target showed a little sub half MOA group. It shot 4"-9" groups with every ammo I tried. Switched scopes, all the normal BS...... Sent it back, came home with an invoice that said rebarreled due to poor accuracy. I asked about ten times how they shot that test target and the woman finally got pissed off and hung up on me.
Bitch did shoot when I got it back though.

I hear ya. I got it off the truck slapped a SS3x15 on it shot three groups with amax140's first group went well under an inch. I pulled the scope put the gun back in the cabinet called dad and told him he could have it he just needed a scope. He watch d th kiddos all weekend while I chased coyotes and the wife worked. I grabbed some 123 ELD on the way home for him he helps us tons and I thought he would get more use than I would out of a creedmoor. 😏.

I could adopt you if you need another dad to give nice rifles to. Not watching any kids that aren't house broke though.

Lol.

Posted on 6/4/16




and 46 pages later.




I guess I should read the LRH forum more often.





ya!


GWB


PS: as an aside, I see Stick ain't lost his "touch"

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Gw if stick hasn't lost anything I would wager that the anything, would be his appetite!!! The last picture he posted makes me sad for him, for he has surely lost the fight with his illness.

Never thought I would have empathy for the retard but I actually feel sorry for him just a little but hay it's a start.

G W
How has the hog hunting going.

Three from a hunt in March.....










and a couplefrom late last year/early this year......




And, a couple of "twofer's"


I luv waiting and lining them up. It's relatively easy from ground level




However, as distance and angle due to elevation increases it becomes more difficult.



Not long range, but from the top of a hill at 175 yds. I got this double on javelina. I was jazzed.


Due to circumstances, I'm below my quota. In fact I missed the first day of Turkey season for the first time in almost 20 years.

Oh well, have to make up down the road.


ya!

GWB

GW very nice. You have the best taste in weapons of anyone on the enterweb by far.

And likely the biggest schit pile of them too....

Latest for the schitt-pile in order of appearance






Custom Browning 1885 HighWall, 45-70. Loading 400 gr Speers or

430 gr. hard cast lead, ought to roll a hoglet or two.




Custom Steyr Classic Mannlicher, 6.5 x 55





Dakota 76 Alpine, 280 Rem.

ya!


GWB